[S&P Global: Giant IPOs like SpaceX Won't Be Quickly Added to the S&P 500 Index] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on June 5, S&P Global stated that it will maintain the existing eligibility requirements for major benchmark indices like the S&P 500, rejecting proposals to fast-track the inclusion of giant companies like SpaceX after their IPOs. In a press release on Thursday, S&P Indices noted that it will not shorten the current 12-month 'seasoning period' set for newly listed companies, nor will it waive existing profitability and public float requirements based on company size. This means that SpaceX will not be eligible for inclusion in the S&P 500 Index until at least one year after its IPO and must also meet the index's existing profitability and public float requirements. Specifically, the company must achieve profitability under GAAP in the most recent quarter and the sum of the last four quarters, and its public float must be no less than 50%. (Cailian Press)